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House in movement

11 de November de 2015 | | , Blog

Nowadays if you ask any person from Spain what is caravanism, he or she would answer with a strange face (thinking about American films of flower power movement) that it is something too expensive for them or that it is something that has to do with a poor way of life.

This is far away from reality, and that is that in Spain is not considered correct to go on holiday with a caravan (over all in the center of the peninsula), while in any other country it is something usual. That can be seen in the coast of Spain: many English, American, German and other foreing people usually use this kind of living houses to stay in holidays.

Even so, they have a special design, it is important to pay atention to their interiors, because they are pressed to the maximum. The space in these living houses is similar to those we can find in minimal houses. It is the maximum exponent of the optimization of the space upto the last millimetre.

Applied to the mobile house, or in some cases as we will see in the following posts, we achieve a mobile space resourcefuled to the maximum, versatile and that accomplish to the 100 per cent the needs for what it has been designed. This vehicle has been converted to a living house and his user is a person that generally just has what he needs to live.

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Still, we can find different kinds of clients and users. They can be divided into two groups: the ones that use that kind of vehicles for a freetime holidays and those that use them in a professional way.

For those that use it in their freetime campers which are very popular between outdoormen and woman (and relationated with breakouts) can be included in that group.

On the other hand there are people that use them for need, that is usually because of their work or because its way of life require it. In turn there are people that use them for long time periods (like engineers that move depending on their projects).

So, we are discovering a world to the user that lives with minimal prmeises (“less is more”) and with the use of the space to the maximum, done for need and for pleasure.

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